Tyler Rogers of the Mets and Taylor Rogers of the Cubs, identical twins, shared the mound in a decisive Mets-Cubs game—a rarity that underlines the unusual theater of bullpen dynamics. It marked their 63rd co-appearance on a major-league stage, a feature that continues to captivate fantasy managers watching late-inning leverage and split-day usage.

Beyond the twins, the piece threads in Babe Ruth’s enduring legacy, Ohtani’s feats, and other MLB notes that flavor the fantasy landscape. The Rogers story sharpens how managers forecast holds, saves, and bullpen trust when two phones ring for a pair of high-leverage relievers.

Daylen Lile's blazing speed produced an inside-the-park homer in the 10th, lifting Washington to a 5-3 win over New York and snapping a six-game slide. Cedric Mullins misplayed the ball off the wall, letting Lile sprint around for the go-ahead run as the Nationals surged late.

New York battled back with Mark Vientos' two-run double in the eighth and Juan Soto's ninth-inning RBI single to force extras, but the Mets' rally stalled when PJ Poulin nailed down his first career save by fanning Soto to end it. The loss widens the Mets' wildcard pressure and keeps Washington hopeful.

Mets chase a Wild Card amid streaks and a shifting late-season landscape as Phillies widen their NL East lead. Gilbert and Buttó bolster the Giants’ bid after a deadline swap with New York, while Lindor remains the Mets’ steadying voice. Winker’s season is over and Megill’s elbow hovers over rotation plans, making a 15-20 game finish pivotal for the Mets’ postseason hopes and fantasy implications.